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Subject:RE: ISD Try, try again From:"Hauglie, Joe" <jhauglie -at- ti -dot- com> To:"TECHWR-L" <techwr-l -at- lists -dot- raycomm -dot- com> Date:Tue, 9 Mar 2004 10:18:03 -0600
Michele Davis asked for information about ISD (twice).
<snip>
>Somehow ISD relates to Instructional Design. Somehow, somehow, but how?
I know ISD has implications in how we now create software (as only a
small component of ISD) by a practiced standard (a GUI interface follows
certain protocols, whether it's Open Source or Windows-based; a dialog
box looks a certain way, etc.)
<snip>
Michele: what you are looking for is best addressed by getting in touch
with several leaders in the ISD field. You will most likely find some of
these by hitting a couple of top-level university web sites, looking in
the College of Education pages, and searching for faculty links in the
area of Instructional Technology or Educational Psychology. Two examples
(hey, I'm biased, I went to U-Texas) are:
Look around the faculty pages and read their CVs, publications, etc. You
will probably find some very interesting data that is both historical
and contemporary.
And I would agree that your client may have misunderstood what the ISD
acronym actually means.
Respectfully,
Joe Hauglie
Technical Editor
Technical Information Systems
Texas Instruments - Tucson
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